Light_Watcher

Did anyone notice in episode 5, when Jon left what kind of sigil his ship had? Wasn't he using his very own ship that he used to arrive to Dragonstone?

Isn't it kind of weird that they found a ship with the Targaryen sigil on it at Eastwatch?

In the final shot of the new trailer, Jon kills someone. At first glance it looks like a wight, but when I used slow motion I saw that it looks like a man holding a kind of weapon which looks like dragonglass actually.

Do wights handle weapons? If not who is that man?

The more I think about it, the more I believe that Jon was a child from a morganatic marriage. I don't think that Lyanna was abducted but she went to Rhaegar willingly. And since Targaryens used to have second marriages, it seems fair enough that Rhaegar would consider that possibility. The problem is that every Targaryen who had a second marriage needed the king's written approval in order to have it. But, if the Mad King had approved, wouldn't his Hand have known about it? Wouldn't more people have known about it?

So I believe that Rhaegar wanted a second marriage but probably the king disapproved, so he decided to have a morganatic marriage. He would have been able to find a priest to p